Authentic Advocacy: Considering Relationships, Environment and Self in the Policy Process
What’s Included:
Have you ever used humor or had to adapt to a sudden change in a room’s power dynamic in an attempt to achieve your desired outcome? Relational and environmental factors can be determining factors in the efficiency and perception of policy work. In this session, Brown School alumnus and adjunct professor Ian Forber-Pratt considers and explores concepts of authenticity, intentionality, the art of bringing people together, code-switching, and being a strong advocate for your values. This program is presented in partnership with the Brown School’s Master of Social Policy program.
Link: Authentic Advocacy: Considering Relationships, Environment and Self in the Policy Process
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